It is set for October 16th at CN Centre. The goal of the Safe Streets Prince George rally is to show all levels of government the entire community believes more urgent action, greater resources, and broader collaboration from all levels of government is needed. “Regardless of our political beliefs, everyone agrees the problems are only getting worse, despite the ongoing efforts of government and social service agencies,” Neil Godbout, executive director of the Prince George Chamber of Commerce, said. “Downtown is the economic heart of Prince George, but right now it’s in crisis. This isn’t just hurting individual business owners — it’s threatening jobs, driving away investment, and eroding the vitality of our entire local economy,” added Chrisie Berry, executive director of Downtown Prince George.